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Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
new York Republicans.

sARAroeA, N. Y, Sep. i4.-Pro.
Iouged conferences with view 10 har.
,nony between the Miller and Hiscock
factions resulted In an arrangement by
which ex Mayor Low, OF Brooklyn, was
made temporary Chairman of the Repub
Iran State Convention here o.day, and
ex-senator Miller the permanent presid.
ing officer. Colonel Fred ID. Grant, OF New
York. was nominated by accl&mation
Tor Secretary Of State.
A clmmitt e presented Colonel Grant
to the Convention. His appearance was
the sigma for the wildest Demonstration
of enthusiasm, the air being black with
the waving OF hats and resoundipg with
hearty cheers. He mcjestly came for
ward and said: "Gentlemen, for the
honor which !ou have conferred upon
ms ] am truly grateful. shall endeayor
TO do my duty. thank you
The ticket was then completed as fol-
lows: For Comptroller, Jesse Lameroux,
OF Saratoga; State Treasurer, James II
Carmichael of Erie; Attorney General,
Major James A. Dennison, OF ruli on;
state Engineer, o II Perry Cordell, OF
Tompkins.
Tie pisti5fd. isrisis ,le Democratic
party Tor shortc, ming, and asserts The
necessity OF Republican restoration, de.
cIares for pro;ection, a that toe tariff
laws /, when changed, shall be changed by
It's friende; approves the temperance leg
islation Of last winter; attacks President
Cleveland for his faithlcssRess TO civil
service ref1rm and Governor Ill for hi,
yet0es: declares for advanced civil service
reform, Improvement in the tax laws
cheap transportation, pure primaries ant
elections and expresses sympathy witt
Irish Home Eule.
A minority report was presented from
the Platform Com mlttee, which recog
nized the right oi the people TO reprcs
and punish intempe-ance in an.
form prejudicial TO tie welfare OF societ.
and the right TO compel any traffi
which Increases or produces paupt risn
or crime to bear the burden Of taxatio
which through It IS imposed upon 9Th
peop'e, and declaring h favor OF loca
option for ciies. This was defeated b
a vote OF 1856 yeas to 1l5 nays.
Mr.. Howard Crosby then offered
resolution favoring high license, but TIL
was almost unanlmosly voted down.
The Convention then adjourned.
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This Invaiunbie Medicine is 40.
kpowiedgad by tho thousanis 10 ps Ine
Hest Cough Med,efne iu ahe world.
For Coughs, Colas, .5oro Throat, ID oarsenees,
inflammation OF toe Threat and mouth,
wno0sing Cough, Canser. hssn, SC, there
"a no niodlciIe now n Use that has periormsd
more cures.
.Et fs warranted uot To contain any min.
eral Bubstancs; IL Is alto free from iaudanum
or sQuills; Il may be taken st an5 time VILE
perfec. safety. Sold by all AruggiMs Ssc
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Druggists marloo"eM
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Highly Appreciated.

Stewards Silver Medal -four, made
from old wheat, Is rapidly coming into
public favor. We intend 1t to become
the popular -four, for the reason hat 1t
is such q bargain that no fr'.' can
afford to be without 1t. mple
bags. 81 cents, N. W. O. 5urth
and King. Telephone 4oS.
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5000 hats ana bonnets almost given
away; all consignment soods; must be
sold in two weeks Nxs. JacobS. 6l7
Market street. n
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GROUP, wHoorING COUGH and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh'e
Cure. Sold by NIB. Dsnforth, eor. End
and Earket Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

Thorp & Bucher, merchant taiiors,
at 6131S Market street, are now open
every evening with o full stock OF fall
and winter goods on their counters.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

Fine gold and silver watches at re.
duced prices q full line of gold and
fins rolled gold plated chains ut Is E.
Fo st. z. Il. Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

Hsor bA0 blood no remedy 80 ice as
DR.. Simms' Blood Parif r. Depot:
Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del
Sold by dealers.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi.
gssiion, constipation. dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skin? shiloh's Vital
izer 10 q positive cure. Sold by N. b.
Dan forth, cor. 2cd & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

Just think OF It'll &c will buy aeuart
of pure skim milk. Creamery, Fourth
and Shipley streets.
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NOTICE!
. TICKETS
And printing matter for the

Grand Excursion to Gettysburg,
xion. No, /, Select knights A, d. u. W., OF
Wilmington, Sept 20, can be had Of jacob
W. Satterthwaite, at Kiamensi " ooien COS
office, and at lower brick mill, ALTO OF John
MitcheII. stanton. Parties residing at Kia.
mensi, Marthallton, Newportapd vicinity,
please nots the ABOVE, EoN&s-7t
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You never saw so many hats and
bonuets ut cne time rs there are ut 617
Market street. Importers sale.
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GO To

Taylor g. Fullerton's. No. 302 King
street, for puve drugs of all descrip-
lion.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's PDTous Pisster. Price 25 cts.
Sold by N. B. Danioltb. cor. 2nd &
AArket Sta.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

Importers consignment OF millinery
goods at SIT Market street. Wonderful
bargains,
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sK0ugn On Rastss ~

@R0ugn On RAtss"
Clears out rats, mioe, roaohess d!eg,
ants, badbugs, beetles, insects, skunkcy
Jack rabbits, sparrows, gophers, squir-
rels. 16o. At dru9aists.
IfXou are Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Repewer." Goes
direct to weak tp0ts. For weak men,
delicate w0m IN.
"Rough ON Oatarrh"
Is rot mere palliative remedy, bus .
complete cure Of worst chronic osscss
corrects offeusive odors ct ence; nm
equslled for catarrhal threat Affections
diphtheria, sore throat, foul breath.
500.
'houen ON Itch."
"Rough on Itch" cures skin humory,
eruptions, ring worm, tetter, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chiIblatns, itch, y
Ivy poison. ba'bsr's itoh. 60c. isrs.
Order OF Tont.
Temple Lodge, No. 141, held . meet
ing st their roJms, No. ia Market
street, third floor, on Friday night last.
suprems President Va X. Wheeler ex.
plA,ned the principles OF the order In .
sAtitiaetory manner to thoes present.
Their charter list received some names
The lodge will uset Asain oa Friday,
Sept 16, at 1.3o1c 3o1cp p. M, and Gil who tave
signed the list or who wish TO Join the
lodge rs charter mem bers will do well
to bs resent Mr.. W heeisr is expected
to be pr essnt to install the officers. A
meeting was held at New Castle ON
Mondav night, and was addressed By
D. H. Ksnney, supreme secretary, and
d. 8. P. Gsrrett. The meeting adjourn
cd to September n, when 1t ia expected
to start fine lodge there. A lodge waB
instituted in Chester last Tuesday even
ing.
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Our ancestors had
nearly . century before
ary war, and near tbt
fnU nj ht n-. 80 a.

S3NaAy boASto
ary war, and near tht
fought one of the mo b
the contest between ti
country. W
And one hundred y,
since thu formation Of
OF the United Ststes,
next three days the peoy
nation will have the
Centennial Celebration
phis, to celebrate the p
that great CHARTER Of A.
1t devolves upon me,
great honor, rs we'll as
ure, to have this opport
Ing to you, the desce
heroic pair, o cordial
welcome to these histt
the banks of this moi
Bran dywine, where &C
sceDdsnts still reside,
landing Of the family
two hundred years ago
l cannot find words ht
express my feelings of 7
isfaction o. meeting 80 !
who sfe d.
mother W,
turies ego %.
kindred an
ones of thei. ..l
seek q home In .A..
and their posterity.
heroic pair! Wishin z
pleasant aud . happy 1
reunion, l cordially b
yes, thrice welcome ~
tenniAl.
The address was Va
and the hand struck |
"William Tell "
Tbs commemmorat,v
livered by Dr. Ellw
Chester, Pa.
DIR. Harvey read q VI
pared paper upon the
George and jane Cha
this country with thei
"When the children
DR.. Harvey, "had eol
where they had suffer,
ton, into q land thst '
, they received this
! "Ho1or thy father ans
. thy day 8 may be lor
: wbioh the Lord thy
! thee. j."
, They had met here
formal Acknowledge
? due to those ancestors
r q land Of oppression !
0 new to them, that {
might live under bett,
9 secure this they brs
] and discom forts Of o
8 was not made on 3
] days, and stoutly fst
] Wild beasts snd unc;v
r that we nigh, enjoy
Q have been showered
!. was never before upog
4 the earth.
o After referring to
q descendants owe to ,
!. Harvey said:
8 "As / sometimes
beautiful scenery o Il
Q where my great. arest
\ or, Jane Chandler, CO
i arriving in Americ,
d great.great grane faith
o the years OF his boyh
70 diversified with hills
o rocks aud streams,
:. tt-aNa dnar rrn,uaa !
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For dry oods-.,anor & Co.
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pen here for
le revolution.
grounds was
bted battles OF
nd the mother

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Constitution al .
in Philadel- b
omulgation OF q
lerican liberty. q
nd I deem 1t q
! sincere pleas G
nifty of extend {
Idauts of this '
and frsternal l
fic grounds, on I
"a stream, the 1
ne of the de
, celebrate the /
i this country,ll
Ny kindred,
,nS enough 10
'sasure and sat.
spy OF my kin.
kss father std
, time two csn
} leave home.l
h seven loved
/ and blood, to
for themselves
q hopeful,l
Jne and all o
mo ut this, our
4 you welcome;l
his, our bi GEN.
nly applauded,
> the overture
address was de-.
cd Harvey OF
y carefully pre- |
lases which led
Ter to come TO
saven Children |
4 Israel" said
= out OF Egypt |
! cruel perseca-
ss net " to them,
commandments
my mother that
upon the lsud
iod hath given
le saids to make
Il OF tne bosor
N no came cut Of
10 this. that was
ietr descendants
conditions. To
% the dangers
ia voyage that
: samshtp In ten
, ! the forest. Its
'Axed Inhabitants
| e blessings that
ron this land as
any country on
he duties which
i'air parents, DR..
o through the
? miles from here
. .test-Rrandmoth-
y her lot upon
) and where my
q SEithin, spen,
'I,d, , In the forss;
nd valleys, with
' Ken bears, pan
wild turko~ :
ghoors were
II ere frequen,
!, q solem nly
& grateful ebli.
.to:s in th 9 and
'cent, who dared
b that we might
SD been denied
Il I'D. !"
.ehd into An In.
be instincts aud
,e ,eG1liarity being
~eys westward,
81! akipg o! the
~ admixturs oil
thr Danes. the
1 hIL,ans, and
aca of Goths and
op': In the north.
d were known as
sAa, the Norman
ID the name oi
.vt to England,
,e Feutonic word
Ter. Harvey
ae osnd from the
al ng to harro ".
handler ancestry.
Rl! the ancestor,
Gorge and Jane
ktd en- couples, sc
8 IA the same de
nep ae many more
!, aud the same Ii
thQn try TO enter.
ard all who might
ne. and whether
.ur the best side
cf '-scter toward
o a.Sne TO NJ. II
omss habitual we
, comprehend TX
lats made OF one
I tAs earth "
sol1,by Mr.. S. n,
co i-.and, entitled
itae D." by Levy,
'opi We ear.
rtli 70 Of Maple
rdy 10, Delaware
red nd read an
rlal oem, dedl
ire 'dler and
ich tsaeived
! ! '21srz.s,
lou ear me, +"
! tb' lealoGical
10 Q 'est Ches.
" .rtcan An.
m ga at length y,
tn rapt attap ton,
ntea up from the
'ords the data Of
tiss..4 and deaths
lily making 1t q
,tefsst. In hunt.
er r.soords In the
taielpbia Mr.
In bntory Of the
Gscrse Chandler,
da- If December,
to Pensilvanis;
L whose names
Il xth day OF
H. . was snolber
Iha old court
rnay tbre W addi-
suh, aot, shown 9
,ar sfser her bs.
halI found q sec,
tlle second hus.
lilS !ses. and left
ts' ife's IONS al d
ceu inder OF his
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

Pure candies at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

o'lrhe d
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vas denm
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ratio
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tariff
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civil Y
or his |
ervice |
laws,l
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Vita
from
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repress
any
society
traffic
p rlsm
lxation
on ithe
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cred 0
but this
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is
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f aottysb
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be had ofl
|lGnsi ; oolcn
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. residing at
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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1887-02-26
Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggist Of Rome, Ca. saw /:
We have been selling Dr.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric 8itters and Buck
lens Arnica salve for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as
we'll, or give such universal satisfac-
ton. There have been some wonder.
fsilenres effected hy these medicines
u th city. Severas cases of
pronounced Consumption have been
entirely cured by use uf q few bottles
Ot DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
IN connection with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee then always. Sold bv
L. A. Fraisse.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1887-02-26
The State Of Louisiana, as. DeIinquent
Tar Debtors,
Parish Of 1errsbonne, District, 10.

By virtue OF the authority In me
vested by the Constitution, and
Laws of the State of Louisiana, Twill
sell at the front door of the Court
House, in which the Ckil District
Court of said parish is held, within
the legal hours for judicial Sales,
beginning a: Ii o'clock a. IN. on
SATURDAY. THR2ND DAY OF APRIL,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1887-02-26
Notice 10 license Payers.

HoUMA, JAN. 10, 1887.
Your attention is respectfully called
to the provisions of the License Act
l0l, relative to the selling of liquors.
Planters keeping ''stOre-roOmsn on
their plantations, where the selling of
liquors is carried on will please take
notice that the law applies to them as
well as outside dealers aud will be- en-.
forced on ALL
Both the State and Parish licenses
are due and payable during the first
TWO months of the year, and on the
first day of March, a list of all delin>
quents viii be placed for eollee ion in
the hands of the State Attorney who is
required to proceed Immediately against
any and all deIiuquents.
Respectfully Yours,
o. DASPIT,
Dp'ty Tax Collector.
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New York Stock Exchange.

New YORK. October 2S.-The stock market
opened strong and Is to q higher. Prices
sagged off during early dealings but rally
brought quotations up to the opening tig.
ures and the market at II o'clock is dull and
steady at the advance.
LATER-The stock market to-day was
moderately active, but. while displaying
some strength In the forenoon, was weak in
the latter part of the day, and the lowest
prices were made at the close The bears
attacked the Gould stocks in force, reiter-
alton of the reorganization story having q
decided effect and the pressure to sell be-
came heavier as the day advanced. The
Kansas & Texas story was denied by the
officials, but the street has the i'm
preston that the road has to be sacri-
feed to the interests of the Missouri Pacific
Buying OF Reading was feature of the day,
and its total transactions were once more
very heavy, Notwithstanding which, it,
fluctuations were comparatively small The
grangers were the next to the Gould stocks
in importance, and were especially weak in
the afternoon. Pacific and Oregon stocks,
however, made larger net declines on a
much smaller margin. The business of the
western Union was very sluggish after the
announcement of last evening, aud gave
way with the remainder late in the day.
Government bonds dull and firm.
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New York General Markets

NEW YoRK. October IS. Sugar is firm.
moderately active; Manila. 3 1916 "a AZ:
fair refining is quoted at lilo: refined, ac-
tive, strong; white extra &C." 81 ass; of
"a" 81 a 57s; mould "a" 81 "a 81;
standard a., 81 q 5-16; confectioners'
powdered, go a 67s; GRADUATED, II 16;
cubes, 90. Wool-Quiet easy; domestic
tieeces, 26 a "a; pulled, IA a 80; Texas, 9 20
%. COpper-Strong; lake III Lead
Quiet; domestic, AZ. Tin-Firm Coffee
Spot, fair; Rio, 1885, options fairly active,
closing firm, at 20 a 30 points advance
Sales, 92,750 bags; October, Is 25: Novem-
Der, 1885 q 1910; December, 16. 10 "a 16. 40:
January, 1900 % 16 80; February, 1896 "a
$3.50; March, 1895 q IS 20
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w lat. M Others Say

The ken parental instinct is sharper
in its perceptions than the tutored brain
of the philosopher; therefore, when
Mothers say, as they universally do,
that there is nothing like HaLe'S Honey
Of HOrehOund and Tar for the coughs,
colds. hoarseness and croupy symptoms
to which children, from their impru-
dence are especially subject, no man
who understands human nature. will
discredit their testimony. For sale at
all drug stores at so cents and 81. Great
saving by buying large size. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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PHILADELPHIA Wool,

PHILADELPHIA, October % Wool, quiet
Ohio, Pennsylvania & West Virginia, Xxx
and above, 3O(939119; X, 30@31; medium, 81
@3S; coarse. 36(G38 New York, Michigan
Indiana & Western fine X and Xxx, 2S03O
medium. 3693S; coarse, 36(G37; fine washed
delaine X and Xxx, 1896: medium washed
combing and delaine, S7(93S15; coarse Can
ada washed and combng 35@36; tut
washed. 37(G43; medium unwashed, comb
ing and delaine 28(GS0; coarse medium I'M
washed combing and delaine, 27(G29: eas
tern Oregon, 20C92l; Valley oregon, go 81
New Mexico and Colorado, 1000.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, October 2S.-PetroIeum opened
strong at 7O1@. There was good buying in
the first hour, and prices advanced to 713s,
but at this point the bears attacked the mar
ket, and caused a decline of 697s There
was support given in the afterno OOH, and the
market rallied and closed firm at 7O34. Sales.
2,547 900 barrels
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Mining Market.

New YORK, October 28.-Mining shares
SL55; California & Virginia, $12 25: Ell
Ell Cristo, $l95; Hale & Norcross, 81 Is:
Iron Hill, So 90; Moth Belle Isle, $y 90;
Navajo, 81 Is; Ontario. $500; Silver King,
So 6212; SutrO Tunnel, SIC; Security, $1.O5
Surinam, 1870.
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Boston Wool.

Boston, October 2s.-Wool, steady, with
good demand: Ohio & Pennsylvania extra
feeees 81 "a 3112; Xxx st 30 q So; No. l, Sc;
Michigan extra 90 q 80; No. l combing 81
fine delaine. 3213 % 80; Territory woods, IA "a
%; pulled woods, extra, 27(Q2S; super. 27Q35.
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, october IS.
wheat-steady; cash, 70 SIG; December
7S bio; May, 1881
Corn-Steady; cash, 49,; December, AIS
May, 451s.
Oats-Steady: cash. 25I5 December. 2556
May, 253S.
Pork-Firm; January, 12.5715.
Lard-Steady; cash, 6.55; December, 6321@
May, 671a.
AFTERNOON
Wheat = Easy; cash, 723s; December
1875; May, 1875
Corn-Unchanged
Oats-steady; cash, POS; December, 255s
Rye-Dull; 501I
Barley-Quiet; y
Whisky-10.
Pork-Fi1m: January, u e214
Lard-SteaGy; unchanged.
Short ribs, $50: short clear so O. 90;
shoulders, ) 90 O. 20
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion .
Money Market.

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Bar silver, 957z.
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STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME,

Connects with Utah Central train Ieaytp
| Salt lake at 7.40 ana.
Connects with Utah Central Train ami,
Ing ct Salt Lake at 6.4Op.m.
t Stop only upon signals
". w. RTTER,
ma Al 5upL
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Chicago I've stoce

CHICAGO, October IS.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; steady to strong
shipping steers, $50 O. Is; stockers and
feeders, 80 "a 500; Texas cattle, LIS q
2.90; western rangers, 200 a. 3.55.
q ASS; heavy, 4.35 % 465; light, 4 25 q 5 50
Sheep-Receipts 1000; weak; 10 TO Is lower;
natives 2 SOFA 8. 40
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PULLMAN
BUFFET & SLEEPING CARS
On all Through Passenger Trains

F~The Only Line from Salt Lake-E&1
r. CITY Running SLEEPING CARS--EA
RrFREE for the use of Passengers -<HI
EN-hoiding Second Class and Emi--S&H
TW-grant Tickets. Ol
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
Leaves Ogden daily at 9. 20 8. m. leaves Salt
Lake City daily at lib am. Direct connec
HCn is made at Pueblo and Denver for
Omaha, Kansas City and all points East
TEE PACIFIC EXPRESS
Arrives in Salt Lake City from the East at
95p.m. and leaves for Ogden at 4.4o p m.
making connection with the Central Pacific
the West.
LOCAL TRAINS
esve Salt Lake City for Bingham and Alta
100 am; for Ogden, at $40 am. ana
40p.m.: for Springville, at $40 pm.
Arrive at Salt Lake City from Bingham and
ita st AIS pm; from Ogden at 1100 am.
nd 6.2C pm; from Springville, at $40 a m
Tickets for all points East and West can be
urchaged at the Depot Office and City
excl ONCE, White House Corner, Salt Lake
J.
j. H. BEN NET,
Gen. Pass, and Tiki Ag't
DC. DODGE, Gen1 Manager.
". q. BANCROFT Gen'l 6upt.
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Boston Quotations.

BOSTON, October %. - Closing prices
Atchison TOIeka Railway, 90; Burlington &
Quincy, 275&8 Mexican Central common
13354; Mexican Central first mortgage bonds,
6715.
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LATER.

NEW YORK, October %.
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Money, 8 q 4.

Money on call, easy; at 81 OF; last loan
6; closed, offered at 3.
Prime mercantile paper, COS.
Sterling exchanga-Dull, firm; 4.S134 fol
sixty day bills; 4 $50 for demand.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-11-19
They Were Country Boys,

New York Correspondent.
The three big men of Wall street
are Jay Gould, Russell Sage and
Cyrus w. Field. Each are country
bred boys, each started without mon
ey, and each is worth millions today.
All that they have they have made
themselves. In Gould and Sage the
commercial instinct is very strongly
developed. They are masters of
finance. So is Cyrus w. Field, but
he possesses faculties of mind and
manner that are totally lacking in
Gould and Sage. Field is fond of
rare works of art. He owns some
very valuable pictures. He has a
fine library, and he is fond of society
and likes to entertain and be enter
tanned. He is a man of liberal edu-
cation. He is well up in the classics.
He knows a great deal about politics,
art, religion and science. He is fond
of the poets, and he enjoys a good
novel. Gould seems to have but one
object in life. He is n great money
maker. He is worth over 500, 000,-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-11-19
O.. Yet he works as hard for a dol

600. Yet he works as hard for a dol
lar as any man in New York. Field
is not so fond of money. He is worth
$25,0O0,00 0 and doesn't seem to care
to make more. He is resting now.
His life has been an active one, and
he can afford to take the world easy.
There is no buster man on this CONT
nent, however, than Sage. During
working hours no day laborer works
harder than he. He is full of vim
and dash, and although his hair is
white he has still a seemingly mex
haustible supply of youthful vitality.
No one knows the full value of a dol
lar any better than Sage, and no one
knows how to hold on to it better.
He has the reputation of being small,
and mean, and stingy, but it is unde-
served. He gives literally to those
who deserve it, but he does not open
his purse to those who are as well
able to work as he. Having made
all his money himself, he knows its
true value, and Il score o ftimes while
engaged in big financial operations
he has found it to be his best friend.
In his home, MI. Sage is one of the
most delightful men. His home is a
palace. All that money can do to
make it comfortable has been done.
In society he is as gallant as a Ches-
terrified, and in the society of ladies
he is as charming in manner as a girl
with her first beau.